novelty

英['nɔvlti]美['nɔvlti]

n.
1.[U] 新奇；新颖；新鲜
2.[C] 新奇的事物（或人、环境）
3.[C] 廉价小饰物；小玩意儿
adj. 新奇的；风格独特的

复　数：novelties

同：	[n.] fallal, freshness, gaud, knickknack

The sun beheld the youth dazzled with the novelty and splendor of the palatial scene, and inquired the purpose of his errand
太阳神见到进来的小青年被他从未见到过的这宫殿周围的辉煌场面弄得头晕目眩，就问他到这里来有什么事。收藏
Showoffs never miss an opportunity to draw attention to themselves by some outrageous novelty.
爱显示自己的人遇事总喜欢标新立异。收藏
A British businessman who can speak a foreign language is still something of a novelty.
能说某种外国语的英国商人仍可算是新奇人物.收藏
Despite the novelty of tort litigation over toxic causation, clear patterns have already evolved in some areas
尽管有毒物质因果关系侵权立法很新，明显的模式在一些地区已经形成。收藏
David had contended and the novelty of the circumstance held him silent, in deliberation on the propriety of the unusual occurrence
大卫经过一番搏斗后，在这种从未见过的场面下变得一声不吭，他正在郑重其事地细细考虑，眼下发生的这种不平常的事，是否合乎礼貌。收藏

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